| Au Notice " Every auto should have a flashlight in the side pocket, and-every |, THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918. * PAGE TWELVE . Motor Boat x should not run at night without a safe light to locate that little trouble you sometimes have. 4 ; "i Don't Matches "Around a gas engine, either in a boat or a car. It has cost some people hundreds of dollars to find this out. . Let Us Show ou - a flashlight that will give and save you trouble. "% Don't wait till it is too late. TREADGOLD V7, SPORTING GOODS CO, 88 Princess St. flee tomobile : "The Home of the Brunswick." ! J - Ful} Ban - Ligh you long service Kingston, Ont. | Ye TRY Look tor Silk Threed on Tip of Each Cigar, S. OBERNDORFFER, Maker, Kingston. dha ddd dh a a A daha YY YY YY 4 4 4 4 R 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Shedvyweights, MONUMENTS! of Scotch and American Granites, Vermont Marble, The McCallum Granite Company, Ltd. Telephone 897 Princess Street. ARE HAVING TROUBLE. Fulton-Dempsey Fight Set Back Be. cause of Uncertainty. Inability to come to an agreenient with the management of a ball park at itimore has kept the promot- ers of the meeting between the Jaek~ Dempsey and Fred Fulton, in a shite of uncer- a \ 198: tainty for several days. The bout was scheduled for July 4th. The promoters have determin- ed to postpone it until Saturday af- ternoon, July 13th, The change is sald to bé satisfactory to all con- cerned... : 7 The use of whole wheat flour is not regarded as saving wheat. In The World Of Sport * Sporting Notes William ¥F. Baker, president of Philadelphia National League ( as purchased the Waterbury fran in the Eastern League. Vancouver has been dropped from the circuit of the Pacific Coast In- ternational League . { "Joe" Tinker, manager of the i Columbus club, has been fined $100 | for refusing to play a twilight game {in Minneapolis. George Cummings, professional at the Toronto ~Golt Club, is now en? gaged in laying out a course at Chatham. Pitchers Murchison and Trentman, of the S'. Louis club, have been re- leased to Milwaukee. MANY INFRINGE IT. | "Sacred" Law, of Golf That is Not i Lived Up To. Are you ene of those golfers who help yourself to a handful of sand and go about the business of teeing up your ball while your opponent is { addressing his ball or making a | shot? t If so, make unto yourself a mental resolution never to do it again. It isn't being done these days. Per- | haps the man or the men you have played with have been too generous to "call" you, but you can bet that thev've simply beén letting you {away with it, knowing "that sooner | or later you'd get a call from some- one to tumble to the fact that tee- ing your ball while your opponent is shooting isn't a fashionable thing to do. Golf is a game of custom and eti- quette. If you don't care to adhere to the rules of golf, then quit play- ing the game. Perhaps you're one of those players who do not take part in tournaments and register a silent complaint each time a tourna- ment. match passes through you. But that's one of the rules of golf clubs in force everywhere. If you don't like it, why start playing in tourna- mentg yourself. If you can't: beat a game joint it But back to this teeing up when it isn't your honor. Cut it out. Your opponent, out of the corner of his eye, sees you teeing your ball some- where in the rear. If he's a tem- peramental chap it throws him Even without temperament the fact that you're close behind him may throw fthim off a bit, distract his attention from the concentration off. | ming suit was split on neck to knees Lawn Temnly Doing Big Bit. Tennis is meeting the wartime de- mand in other ways Last season the U. 8. National Association raised over $50,000 to equip wri ances. , This spring it has equippe eighty courts in France for uge of soldiers there.\ \ The Choice of all Ranks Shaving under trench difficulties at the front will quick- ly convince "him" that the AutoStrop is the only practical razor. Itis the only razor that sharpens its own blades and consequently is al- ways ready for instant service. Anticipate your boy's requést by including' an Auto- Strop in your next overseas package. Price $5.00 At leading stores everywhere AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., Limited 83-87 Duke St. necessary to thea job. in view, that of whanging his ball some 200 yards or go down the middle Perhaps your ogponent fears he i may accidentally knock your ball off the tee where it shouldn't'be. There may be a dozen reasons, but ithe big one is that it is contrary to the eti- quette of the game. [Paragraph 23 of "Etiqueite of Golf," page 139, in the Golf |Guide, reads: | '""Thé player who has thé honor should be allowed ito play before his opponent tees the ball." So keep off the tee until your ep- ponent makes his shot. If you've been getting awhy with that sort of thing count yourself lucky. I simp- ly isn't polite, and wolf is a game of manners as well as drives, ap- proaches and putts. HIGH DIVE OF 205 FEET 1 Is Very Likely to Remain a Swim- ming Record. A new world's rewsrd for high diving was made at Sydney," Aus- tralia, late in March, during a water carnival for the purpose of raising wai relief funds. A Solomon Is- lander named Alick Wickham dove 205 feet, which easily surpasses any existing figures for such a feat. Wickham, a swimmer and diver of note, who is employed by the Syd- ney trolley service, was persuaded! to attempt the dive as part of a length programme of aquatic) évents held at the Deep Rock Swim- ming pool. A high platform was erected near the top of the cliff-like side of the pon), and at the announced hour for the dive there were thousands of spectators present to witness the perilious feat. The Solomon Islander admitted that when he reached the top of the tower and looked down at the pool, mare sition with such force that he was badly rattled, and desired. to quit, but the fear of being accused of cowardice forced him to go through with the performance. He leaped off, and was able to regain both consciousness and equilibrium for the first 150 feet, after which all became blank. Wickham struck the water in a semi-prone position with such force that he was com- pletely knocked out for more than ten minutes. When taken from the water he was bleeding from a dozen places about the body, and his swim-~ WHY MITCHELL HAS HIS CUBS ON TOP Chicago Leader Has a Happy Knack of Rejuvenating Cast~ off Players. Fred Mitchell, of the Cubs, knows baseball nd is a hard driver. He has rejuvenated cast-off. players with rare skill. .Merkle, when the Giants traded him to Brooklyn for Lew MdCarty two years ago, was supposed to be through. Zeider, once with: the White Sox, figured in] the absurd trade that took Hal Chase "away from the Yankees in 1913. Frank Chance soon released Zelder, who jumped to the Feds and was temporarily forgotten by major league fans. Deal covered third base for the Bravgs'when they won the world's title because Red Smith had broken his leg a few days before the battle with the Athletics started. Mann, another former Brave, follow- ed Zeider and Deal into the camp of the "outlaws." Paskert, who piay- ed centre field for the Phillies until he was tfaded to the Cubs for Cy Williams last winter, will celebrate his thirty-seventh birthday in August and is one of the oldest men in 'the game. Flack is a former Fed, Hollocher comes from the Pacific Coast League and already is a star, Killefer is a graduate of the Phillies, Hendrix once pitche" for the Pirates, Vaugn was a smber of the Yankees under Stallings and Chase, while Tyler made his 'Teputa~ tion with the Braves. -- ain [BARS HEAVYWEIGHTS, Fulton and Dempsey Buffeted From Pillar to Post. The Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners announced * "to-day that except for the boxing contests for which permitsshave been granted no move 'will be allowéd during the period of the war. In effect this prevents the meeting of Fred Ful- ton and Jack Dempsey in that city. The board 'had previouslg~ issued a permit for the contest for the 4th of July, but owing to the inability of the promoters to get a proper site they decided to postpone it to July 13th. When these promoters went before the board to-day to get per- mission to change the date they were informed of dts action About Ty Cobh. Ty Cobb, after a spell of surpris ingly pon: hitting, has finally work- ed himself into .300 class. H est 'average is .304, but he twelfth on the list. The Georgi: Peach has stolen twelve bases up to a mark far below that of former years at this time Cobb has taken games than [Sisler, premier all-round and has knocked eight hits. Sis¥er, in mine more games, is eredited with seveniy- four hbingles and twenty-five steal: The Tigers' star is said to be Slowly fading. but it will be time to in fewer rival for aBility, out only foriy- pari his playing "Muddy" Ruel, one of the New York Yankees' most: promising young pitchers, has been called into the army draft. 5 Beeswax? and salt make rusty flatirons as smooth as glass. VIRGIN Packed in Fail ) "ELECTRIC FANS FANS FANS FANS All sizes from 8 inches to 16 inches. Wall type, desk type and oscillating type. We have a large stock. Come in and see them. : t Ur while 9 The H.W.Newman Electric Co. 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